I love the shape of the branches of this tree in Ashbridges Bay; they look like tentacles to me.
Rolleiflex 3.5E3 (Xenotar lens)
Tri-X @ EI 320, developed in Legacy Pro MicX developerÂ
Tag: Ashbridge’s Bay
Another shooter at work
This past Thursday evening I met up with some fellow film photography friends at the Beaches / Ashbridge’s Bay for some evening shooting. We saw this videographer who was setting up a sunset time lapse video.
Hasseblad 500C/M, 150mn/4 Sonnar lens
Ilford HP5+ film, EI 200, developed in Ilfosol 3
Trees at Ashbridges Bay 2
The second in a two part series about interesting trees in Ashbridges Bay
Mamiya RZ67, 65mm/3.8 Mamiya lens with red and polarizing filters
Rollei Retro 80s film developed in Rodinal
Trees at Ashbridges Bay 1
I love interesting trees 🙂 This is the first of two posts of trees I found while shooting in Ashbridges Bay last weekend.
Mamiya RZ67, 65mm/3.8 Mamiya lens with red and polarizing filters
Rollei Retro 80s film developed in Rodinal
Water’s Edge #2
Another image from by the water in Ashbridges Bay in Toronto. The tilted light caught my eye.
Mamiya RZ7, 65mm/3.8 lens with red and polarizing filters
Rollei Retro 80s film developed in RodinalÂ
Water’s Edge 1
Another image from Ashbridges Bay yesterday morning
Mamiya RZ67, 65mm/3.8 Mamiya lens,
25A Red, Polarizing filters
Rollei Retro 80s film, developed in RodinalÂ
Filtered
I was out this morning at Ashbridges Bay. It was a brilliantly sunny day, so I decided to have some fun darkening the sky with the combination of Rollei Retro 80s film (with near infrared sensitivity) and a combination of deep red and polarizing filters on my Mamiya RZ67 and 65mm wide angle lens.
Reflections in the Bay
Last Sunday I was out shooting wth my friend Ori in Ashbridges Bay. He had his 4×5, and I was shooting with my Mamiya RZ67. For a few minutes the water was calm enough for clear reflections, then a breeze came up and the moment was gone.
Mamiya RZ67, 65mm/4.5 lens
Rollei RPX 100 film
At the Beach
Ilford HP5+ is a film that I’ve never had luck with in 35mm; it’s always been just too grainy when I develop it. And that was certainly true with the latest roll, so for this image I decided to bow to the inevitable, and accentuate the grain with some post processing. I captured this image at Ashbridges Bay in Toronto, while waiting for a model to show up; it was a very grey September evening, and this part of the beach was certainly not busy.
My Third Eye 